Sentence examples for will go lost from inspiring English sources

But the Hang Seng Index in Hong Kong, which is generally a good guide to how the Chinese market will go, lost 8.5% of its value on Wednesday.

Oh yeah, I'll go "lose my memory".

And a debt of honor that is owed to these first responders will go unpaid, lost in the clamor of the large events that have overtaken the news cycle.

If nothing is done to improve the quality of their jobs, many will go unfilled — losing the competition for workers with McDonald's.

As long as Joe Torre is so hung up on getting seven innings out of his starters, the team will go on losing.

"The wholesale Liz business will go from losing a lot of money to becoming profitable in a very short amount of time," Mr. McComb said.

Until you do, and until you all realize just how silly you are being about same-sex marriage, the church will go on losing out on one of the biggest pastoral opportunities any clergyperson can have: the happiest day of every couple's life.

It's too early to tell which way this team will go, though losing goaltender Jonathan Quick to a groin injury has ominous overtones.

Cultivate your field... enrich the soil or it will go fallow (lose focus).

Better materials means more expensive, so make sure you have a reasonable amount before you start using velvet bags and red cloth, or else you will go bankrupt, lose the game, and all your hard work will have been for nothing!

Cultivate your field of knowledge... enrich the soil or it will go fallow (lose focus); get more training and education that apply to your area of interests... Seed money needs to "germinate and grow" for you with investments that you never break into or fail to "water" (maintain in profitable investments)... Don't spend your savings for desires and wants.